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The last time Atlanta received any measurable rainfall was on September 29. Since then, blue skies, sunshine, and dry conditions have prevailed over North Georgia.
Sunshine will prevail through the weekend, and temperatures will rebound through the upper 60s into the mid 70s by Sunday.
October is one of the driest months in Metro Atlanta, which means there is a very good chance for clear skies during the Atlanta Air Show in Peachtree City October 26 and 27.
The north wind is pushing additional cold air into Metro Atlanta over the next 24 hours, bringing the coldest temperatures so far this season.
Get set for the coldest air so far this season as a cold front sweeps through North Georgia today.
North Georgia experiences all kinds of weather -- including heavy rain and extreme heat. But does that have any bearing on earthquakes we experience in our area?
Fall is the season when flying insects like hornets and yellow jackets are most aggressive -- especially when humans trek on or near their turf.
WSB’s Meteorologist Christina Edwards states that Helene has been downgraded to a tropical depression with 35 mph sustained winds as of 2:30 p.m.
Keep the cameras handy! The full “Harvest Moon” will rise high in the sky Tuesday night, and depending on your angle of viewing, the moon may appear larger than average. This is because the September Full Moon will also be a “supermoon”.
Francine will bring gusty winds to the Metro Atlanta area today followed by heavy rain on Friday.
A tropical system is brewing that may bring the next chance of rain to Metro Atlanta later this week.
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